A company called Airvana is making wireless VoIP over mobile carrier networks a reality. The challenge here is that Verizon Wireless prohibits VoIP calls on it’s EV-DO network. I haven’t read the terms of Sprint’s wireless service but I would imagine the whole notion of voice over IP using EV-DO makes service providers unhappy. Perhaps there are some applications where this is untrue and I am very interested to learn more.
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